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So does the Wiikey has "audiofix" or not? some sources say so, some not. | So does the Wiikey has "audiofix" or not? some sources say so, some not. | ||
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Revision as of 09:57, 22 April 2007
Quick thoughts on article cleanup (kai445@school):
- For GameCube region free, I think chips that support it natively without swap should be Green, chips that support via swap should be Blue, regardless of it working with every single game.
- For DVD+R support, chips that support with AND without booktype should be Green, chips that work with booktype only (-ROM) should be Blue (as not all burners can support writing booktype).
- If a feature doesn't really work even though it is listed as being supported by the manufacturer, the feature should be listed as Red.
Speed fix?
Explain? I thought the 3.0 upgrade of the Cyclowiz fixed the drive speed issue. If this is what is being referred to, it doesn't really belong, since all it was was a glitch on their behalf.--Dirtie 10:56, 5 April 2007 (CEST)
Wiikey Audio Fix?
So does the Wiikey has "audiofix" or not? some sources say so, some not.
At this stage it is a puported feature of the Wiikey, and the config disc has the option of enabling/disabling it, however it either doesn't work, or has very limited compatibility. Until an update fixes it I'd suggest listing this as unsupported.
